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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
ne Il Here.

Santa Claus has arrived and will receive
all good children next Tuesday morning.
Largest variety Of birthday, holiday and
bridal presents IN Memphis. Lowest prices
.ways, at LEUBRIES FAIR, go MAIN
STREET.
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Tnr Mississippi Valley route will sell cx.
cursion tickets 10 and from all stations At
one fare for the round trip, December 22to
20, and December ~ 20 January 3 inclus-
i've. Ticket Office, 81 Main street, under
Peabody hotel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

Santa Claus has arrived aud will receive
all good children next Tuesday morning
largest variety Of birthday, holiday aud
bridal presents IN Memphis. Lowest prices
always, at LEUBlilES FAIR, 80 MAIN
STlIIT
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Ladies. Attention.

Buy your husband, sweetheart or brother
shandsome Cigar Case nj samclson's Cigar
Palace. They will stamp names in gilt let.
tiers ON al cases bought Of them, free OF
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Do YOU want an A No. ! business suit,
inside in the very latest Fashion. Call at
l.. lONenstcin's. lie sells them az cost.
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Al sizes Of gmic i0nlg, NJ GaIays :.

BOYS clothing, all ages, made Of fine
cashmere ur cloth. ut cost. Call aud see
them Gt l.. I0Wcn-toin's.
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Ladies Hats ANA Bonn.,..

I%ayigno's felt hats, J0c.
Iayimc's wartcrcd silks, 81.
Layigno's trimmed hats, your choce, 50.
Layignc Is closing out this seasons goods
i. LAyIGNE, No. 252 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

viii commence running can regularly over
the road IN ellis station, tomorrow mIrn-
ing nj : O'Clock. We mean what We sny,
and propose a. run our ears ~ promptly ~
the had state 81 the roads viii permit.
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seRife a Meriwefber

onprn turkeys for the holidays from
Kirk Allen x Co.
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Licensed 10 We'd.
Count, Rcrl,,rr,. once.

Transfers filed since last report: j. ~.
Ford aud wife 10 8. j. Walton, country
LOT, part Of LOT | Of Humphrey 4 Howard
subdivision, Williams avenue and Suzctte
street, 55NlO1l. 1925.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

MEnrnIs Paper company Is ready 10 re-
sumo business. Memphis Paper company,
Louis Roeonihal, proprietor.
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AUCTION.

Alltho fixtures, shelves, counters, tables,
desks, etc, in the old store, will be- sold at
auction on "Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock, at No. 220 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

g. w. FISHER has Just opened new de-
signs IN parlor suits; also, something new
IN %scttecs and upholstered chairs. Come
and zee tho general assortment Of furniture
and carpets.
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LADIES, n you want boys oycrcoats or
suits for Nmas presents, good gOOds NJ cost
price, call at l.. ~LOwenstein's.
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Jesse French Piano & Organ Co.,
o. X. IIouck, yice-prcsiLant aud manager,
No. 1888 Main street.
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A BOX OF KoKo TULU
EXQUISITE CuRIsrw,s rRisI>ri
soI coicman's koLo TuIa,
re ~ Here.
Is TnE MOST

n. u. The manufacturer sells In casc
lois and % iobben only.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

A CHEAP lot Of Brusscl carpets, rugs and
oil cloth, at Gabay's, /, 9 and "a Beale vt.
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Flxrsr Gold Canes at Thaycr's.

Handle the cclebmted Miller 4 0bcr shoes
for mems wear. Best IN the world.
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seattle a MerIreiher..

Why suffer, when ab cent package oI
koko tulu will relieve you?
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

THE greatest cainly moroccan In the
world Is Colcman's koko tulu.
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THE COURTS.


Sales made by Deputy Clerk and MastcI
Bradley:
Lot g, block ~, 2iNll2 feet, Front street
Fort Pickering, TO l.. Il. Eaton, $500.
Lot -, block ., Fort Pickering, 2lxlO
feet, 10 Thomas kccly, S2Sj.
Fart of country lot IT,. east side Thir,
street, i0XliSl feet, 10 John Gun, SiOO.
Calendar for December 1874 ~
Mcaghcr W. Ford; 500, Iytlc W.. Light
hard: 5,GGG, Wilson vs.. Miller; 5.67l
Pcarcc W. O'Neil; OTIS, Lamb w. Ken
ncdy; j,12l, Williamson W.. Martin; j,729
Notebooks W. league; a,723; McCull0ugl
W. Mccullough; 5,12i; lakinv w. Eichbcrg
6,525, Holly ". Hizgibbon; 5,72G, Allel
VI. Marks; by, Newport W. Ferguson
. l2O, Ess ". Walters; 5,73l, Burford W
Woodruff; h,732, Clapp W. Page; b,73l
Mcdonald W. Woodruff h,73i. McDonal,
". Mcdonald; b.13j, West W. Garrett
], '4d, Tafio ". NJ. II. and Loan.
Criminal Court.
Business transacted yesterday: Lindsa
| Robinson and Leonard Thomas, iounI
guilty Of crap shooting, fined SO each an,
| sent 10 the work-housc. The bond Of Eos
ter Brown was forfeited Tor $3.50 aud judg
mont entered against securities, Rohcr
Jones, jr., J.. l.. Webb and Samuo
Hughes.
Calendar for December 10 2S3, Wm
TAYLOR, Frank Williams aud VIM. LOyin
200, Frank Hart; rs, John Calvin; $40
Gus Blass and Ella Moore; sos, JOIN
Wade.
For December 20 2Gl, Walter Mcndcn
hall; $40, Jim Jones; 81, Charles Hunter
300, 3l2, $40, Eugene McCabc; 3O9, vii
johnson.
shelby tIreait Court.
business transacted Yesterday:
In the case OF Julia Martin ". the Mem,
phis Il Charleston railroad, suit fol
damages, caused by the death II her hus,
band, Who was run over aud killed by the
engine of the company about two ycar
ago, the court rendered q judgment f0I
the plaintiff IN the sum Oi u, 900.
Jennie Stalker filed q petition for III
vorce against Houston stacker, and al
lcgcs that they were married In 1885, in
Shelby county, aud lived together TO he.
ccmbcr. 1857. She charges cruel aud In
human treatment, which forced her q
leave him, assault and battery, etc. 81,
prays for q divorce and permission 10 usc
her maiden name, jennie Clay, and thai
he be restrained from offering her further
violence.
Thos. W. q. Eccic files n petition fol
divorce against Fannie kccic. lie state,
that they were married in Memphis IN
1877, that defendant abandoned his HON,
in 1852 aud left the state, since which
time she has refused a. ptum.
Mary Sweeney files hill for diyorc,
against Jas. II. sweeney, and states they
we're married Ia Detroit IN 1875. In 1881
her husband Abandoned her without cause
While living together he was guilty o.
cruel and inhuman treatment, etc.
Licensed 10 We'd.
Marriage licenses issued since last report.
G. II. Bcncini and Laura Guthrie, II. u
Schloss aud Pauline Roscnihal, J. T.. John
sen aud Annie Dalton, John Houston anC
Nancy j. Ellis, Daniel Finch and Nancy
Green, oolorcd; Henry Wesley and Name,
Cole, colorcd; n. j.. Walker and VI. VIII
Jams, colorcd; u. ". Davis aud Fanny
Tcnnison, Daniel Nodklns and Emma
Roscborough, colorcd.
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Jesse French Piano & Organ Co.,
o. X. Houck, vicc-prcsident and manager,
No. 363 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

l. the place where you can buy a pair Of fine
custom made shoes for q.
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A riSE display of Christmas shoes. Ia.
dies aud gents slippers, and a iull line oi
footwear Tor everyday uso and Christmas
presents, Of the very best quality, h ut
Lcllncr & Cor, who are mover bchind The
times. They arr giving away q beautiful
souvenir this week, and a. every pur.
chaser of q pair Of shoes a box ~ line ran.
dies is given. You can't do better any.
where else.
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Dyspepsia

hAkss many lives miserable. and often isads n
sslf destruction. Distress after eating. sick bead
ache. heartburn, sour stomach, mental dsprs-
sion. etc, are caused Ny this very common and
Increasing disease. Hoods HAfsaparlia tones tho
stomach, creates an appetite. promotes healthy
digestion. relieves sick headache, clears the
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases Of dyi.
popsia. Read tho foliovingi
~ have been troubled with dyspepsia. I had
but little appetite, and what I aid eat distressed
me, or did mo little good. ~ hn hour hncf eating
would experience n ~filntnssi OF tired. allgons
feeling. a. though ! had not eaten anything.
Hoods sarsapafilla did mo IN immense amount
Of good. II rave me m appetite. and my food
relished and satisfied the craving had previously
experienced. Itfoli,vcd me Of ths, faini, tired.
ailgons feeling ihavo felt 90 much better since
took Hoods sanapaniia, that I am hsppJ 10
recommend H." a. A. PAoK, waieHovn. Ms,,.
Nh De sure 10 get only
Hoods ~SarsapariIIa
soidby all druggists. ~ sS forss. Prepared only
By l. HOOD a Co, Apothecares, Lowell. Mas.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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MuLronD buys old gold.
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Omar scts Of furniture at Gahays.
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FINE Watch Work, Muliord'A
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Doy'r forget TO buy q box 81 Sol Cole,
mans koko lulu, the child's delight.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-05

Your correspondent, for a few
weeks past suffered from q sprained
I wrist, 80 we could not WELD the pen,
aud consequently we are somewhat In
arrears with our budget OF neighbOr-
hood news.
I Mr.. J. Garrison, who has been ill
with lung fever, had the pleasure Ia
receive q visit from his mother,
brother, and Mr.. and Mrs. Estep,
last Sunday.
We have had more sickness here
| this winter and spring than ever be-
/ fore at one time. The wife Of Mr.. r.
| Smythe has been confined 10 her bed
I for over a month.
Mr.. Sam Thompson Was very ill,
and Mrs. Gray is recovering slowly
under the treatment Of DR.. LOtz,
[ from Culver, who also successfully
treated q child Of each, Mr.. Samuel
and AIr. Martin Snlythe, for pneu-
monia.
Since last we wrote the wife Of Mr..
A. Richardson died after q short i'll
ness, and also the wife Of Mr.. Har-
vey, an aged lady who had been suf-
fering fOf years from the effects Of n
fall, was laid 70 welcome rest,
Mr.. Daniel Kreps has purchased
the right OF Mr.. Darby's school land
claim and moved on to it. We are
glad to number Mr.. Kreps, who IL
a solid farmer and man, among our
permanent citizens.
Mr.. Phil ID. Wise moved a small
dwelling ON to his land. Philip.
that means-well, we will not give
you away.
A sunday school was organized at
Twin Hound school house, Mr.. !. p.
Norris, superintendent, and Miss
Cora Thompson, secretary.
Orr nelghbOr and patriotic fellow
citizen, l.. Forestel, has added
another olive branch to his table
rOund,-a bouncing girl.
An abundant crop Of peaches Is
growing, unhurt By the last frost.
We will next fall save all the peach
pits we can and plant IN rows four or
six feet apart. They grow up quick
iy into windbreaks and make 3 most
excellent FIRE wood, which alone
would pay for the trouble, 50 that an
Oecasl6nnl crop Of Peafhes, which
represents quite q vRipe, may b. CON-
sidered free gratis premium upon
our labor.
A new town, York, will be started
ON, the Salina, Lincoln q Western
railroad, about ten miles from Salina.
MIR. Sllas Buck will move his store
and stock there.
The pcstOfiice at Windsor has been
discontinued, ~ Mr.. Snedaker r.
closing up business there.
Mr.. p. Arnold was united In mar
riaEe 10 Mary Bean, daughter Df Mr,
Ben Bean. CORRESPONDENT,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-05

The people Of Bavaria, have made
& successful Observance Of ArboF
Day this year-suceesEfui although
without display. The publie school
ground was % be decorated. Many
Of the patrons Of the school were
present, and Il Was evident that
they came not for the purpose Of crit
ieism, but % further the end in view.
There was a good supply OF trees
on the ground. Eims, naples, box
elders, eatalpas. and eVer-greens
were found in the collection, brought
in by the children and parents Of the
district. One man, with q hand
and heart equally big, furnished
nearly half a hundred trees and the
boys brought others from their
homes, or from the banks of the
creek near by. There was enough
from which to make selection Of the
best. Spades and sliOvels, too, and
willing hands to use them were not
wanting. One boy worked till he
was "s0re a. an old mule" All did
well their parts and after q few
hours Of enterprise the work was
done and the actors In that scene
went away with a strong feeling that
their attachment and interest In Ba-
varia school had taken fresh roots
Seventy-eight trees were planted
all carefully wateTed and thorough
~ mulehed; and the place has
since been enclosed with a good
fence. Already the school grounds
are greatly improved In appearance,
an improvement that will increase
with each season. The trees are do
ing well, all bid fare to live, and
those who planted them may well
expect some day 10 walk or sit or
stretch themselves beneath q
grateful shade. Then the ground Of
the public school will be q place Of
resort and the recOlleetiOns Of child
hood more green than they have
been before. Though nOthIfg but
forest trees were planted, yet we
do expect that some day they viii
bear good friut.
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schools there Is probably none more
Important, yet less cultivated, than
hygiene. What is almost the first
question put by your physician
when consulted? Is it not, How
are your bOwels?' Most sickness
with the exception Of chrUn-
ie diseases, can be attributed direct
ly 20 the condition Of the stomach,
the wOrkship Of our wonderful hu-
man body. How many do not stop TO
think for q moment, when over
loading the working capacity Of the
stomach with rich and hard diges-
fible food, or likely with one glass
OF Ice water In extreme hot weather,
until they have almost ruined every
digestive function and become dys-
peptie, q misery to themselves, des-
pOndcnt in their nervous capacity
and q wreck I'm general. How i'm
pOrtant the above assertions are may
be judged from the many remedies
for dyspepsia In the market, more
or less beneficial according 10 the
state Of the sickness. Il Is a fact,
however, that all AFFLICTED with dys-
pepsia are also to more or less extent
nervous and mentally despOndent.
Therefore any remedy administered
should at the same time act in gen.
eral on all causes 10 do Its work to
perfection. PHOSPHATE LEMON
RYE (the infallible remedy fullfils
its mission by giving the necessary
acids Of the pure lemon juice, natur-
es greatest remedy, to the stomach
and combining the purified acid
phosphate, the great nerve and hone
food, together with the purest slim
ulant acting as a tonic, thereby en-
abling IL to operate at once ON all
affected parts OF the body alike aud
doing its work In a speedy and per-
feet manner. II stands proved by
thousands who have tried ID and il
highly endorsed and recommended
by all physicians having prescribed
the same. Ask your druggist for it.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-05

New Cambria ChaiterIngs.
Weather still dry.
Rain badly needed.
II. Tischner has moved his drug
store building to Salina, where he
will use It is a cooper shop.
Mrs. A. VI Gillespie las gone ia
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, being called there
by the sickness Of her sister.
The young ladies Of the Sunday
school will hold an ice cream and
strawberry festival on Saturday
evening, May "a.
Mr.. and Mrs r. +. Markley, Of
Minneapolis, spent Sunday here
with Mrs. Ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. d. DOnmyer.
Prof. Musser closed on Wednesday
last a very successful term Of eight
months school.
Geo. W. Walck and family have
moved to Abilene.
4. Williams left Monday morning
for Ness City, accompanied by John
kring and Henry Weaver.
a. Ward, Of BrOOkville, attend
ed the closing exercises Of Prof.
Musser's school here last Wednes-
day.
VIM. Laughlin has gone to visit
friends i'm Jewell county, this state.
Miss Eta Carnahan, OF Chico, Is
visiting at the residence Of j. =.
Eish this week. Jewell"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-05

AMONG the railrlad items floating
about We find the following:
The Santa Fe railroad commenced
work last week on the line from
Manhattan to the northwest via
CLAY Center. COnrOrdia and thence
west 90 Beluit This road will prob
ably build northwest to the Black
Hills.
BY the middle Of August trains
will be running over the tracks Of
the AtchisOn, Topeka \ Santa Re
from Topeka into Denver. A great
many men are working between
Pueblo aud Denver on the extension
and have reached Monument, and
are making rapid progress.
4 large force Of graders arrived at
Manhattan yesterday, to 90 to work
on the Rock Island extension 10 be
built from Topeka through Manhat-
tan to Denver. Several engineering
corps are laying out the work ns
rapidly a. possible.
President Low informed a Capital
reporter yesterday that there WAS DO
truth in the statement published
few days ago that the Rock Island
is T. build a line west from Horton
through the northern tier Of counties
to Denver.
J. a. Richards, receiver Of the
Wichita & Colorado railroad, or
Eagle Line. states that an order was
made yesterday to at once place in
operation daily trains from Wichita
over q a line via Hutchinson, Ster-
ling Al Lyons to a connection at
tienese0, ia Ellsworth county, with
the Salina x Western railway.
The surveyors OF the Rock Island
have located the line from Mankato
90 Reilevilie, and on Friday last
started west toward Philiipsburg,
the county seat 4 Phillips county,
thence west to Denver. A line j.
now being run by the g.. X. < n.
south from Fairbury and Netawaka,
towards BelleYille, Kansas. This
road propore running a line from
Mankato or Bellevllle Co Manhattan,
via Clyde and Clay Center.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-05

Kansas CITY, MayA,
LIVE POULTRf-Steady; hens. 3 10;
Others unchanged.
EAl-rtf1ngeri uao-hid. o. q asked
CukA-sirunge-; - r bid; a9' g asked.
CHpP-i'orn, yellow, nrner; lc: lnik 70
SHIPPING STCFF-Easler: bulk eaEsc.
OATs-G7ec asked.
FLOUR-low grade dun high grade steady:
EEeo. Nxzadiale5; Formerly ilOelsn; eho8ce ID
ldifos fancy n 1nll s.; oEtTl fancy q 90
I s.; patent q alat2 %; rye hour sf Nssi 81;
mill stag e1dy commercial green T5e, dried
sci ehpR yeiloW 67ls, hulk 7zlS; sacked Ahih
BUTTER-WeakeFs crramery fancy eset
good 81; aairy 81; store eiolre If9ilc;
CHEEaE-Full cream IsiaaItc: aats Tlsac.
young America ldcs Kansas cheese Tie.
EGGS-Meaker, ~ oier-
TURK ENs--Weaker. 90 Sc
PHuNfSIoNs-hatlud lots rIEar cured
hams lie: brcakfasf hacun g: driesf h-ar
lE1 dry sElt clear lib sides s7E5: hong clear 81
=; silnultera e $, EhoFi clear g G5.suoied
clear rib sides 81 a.: ionE clerr e. IS:
aiiuullleFa a. l1s sloft clear = D.:
81 MfHS PuRE-flE0a
LAHD-ioWer: s1-o.
hRANEllrpeli hilk sefi sarked elc,
hAf-Flrmi fanry small hals,i MN; IaFEs
FLAXsEED-Quoie.i aisc
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-05

No more do we hear "The song OF
the shirt"
Nor mOurnful eadences ring;
But, instead, the lively, cheerful
WhiF
OF the "Davis Sewing Machine
And many an noveF-hurdened heart
Whose life was dFeary and theme
Now offers 10 Heaven the grateful
prayer;
''GOd bless the Davis Machine"
For, ne yer more need women work,
As prisoners work for crime;
But we chatter and sing with our
Davis Machine,
While our feet keep jolly quick
time.
For happiness goes with the Davis
Machine,
And, meet q wherever you may,
its bright little needle viii be Ike
CLEAN
OF the sun on a cloudy day.
Graceful and shining with gliding
aud plate;
A treasurer to look AZ beside;
A beautiful, sensible presenf.
From q man 30 his wife or his
bride.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-05

You must invent twenty, but
truth can never be strengthened by
bOlstering. The testimony OF every
ladye who has used DIR. Piereeis
"FavOrite Prescription" for nervous
debility and female weakness carries
conviction with Il. The facts are
stated i'm such a way that no one can
doubt them. All those peculiar
pains and sinking sensations which
ladies suffer from, can be overcome
by means Of this wonderful prepar-
alton. II you are a sufferer from
female weakness, don't fail TO EN-
nlnV L.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-05

You are feeling depressed, your
appetite IL poor, you are bothered
with Headache, you are fldgetey,
nervous, and generally out Of sorts,
medicines, OF bitters, which have
for their basis very cheap, bad
whiskey, aud which stimulate you
for an hour, aud then leave you in
worse condition than before. What
you want is an alternative that will
purify your blood, start healthy
action ef Liver and Kidneys, re-
store your vitality, and give renew
ed health and strength. Such .
medicine you will find In Electric
Bftters, and only 80 cents a bottle a.
Oscar Seitz's drug store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-05

Depends y good deal on knOWledge,
and the important maxim, know
thyself. At no time was more At
tentlOn given and money spent 10
attain knowledge 90 all concerned,
than On our present day. tits with
pride that every American citizen
looks upOE our system Of public
education to all alike. rich or poor.
But q few may have given L ser
ious thought % inquiFing into the
NATURE, age, and cause a decay. OF
ell knowledge taught in eur pablie
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-05
Their RnsIne.- RoomInr.

Probably no one thing has caused
such a general revival Of trade at
Oscar Seitz's drug store Rs their
giving away 10 their customers Of 30
many free trial bottles Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade Is simply enormous in
this very valuable article from the
fact that II always cures and never
disapp0ints. Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, BrOne hits, Group, and all
throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buy
ing by getting a trial bottle free,
large size 81. Every bottle warrant
al
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-05
some FooIIch People.

Allow a cough TO run until II gets
beyond the reach of medicine
They often say, Oh il will wear g.
way, but i'm most eases Il wears them
away. Could they be induced to try
the successful medicine called
Kemp's Balsam, which we sell on a
positive guarantee To cure, they
would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose
Price 80 cents and 800. Trial size
free, at Oscar SeitZe's drug store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-05
NOTICE OF THE MEETING
OF THE BOARD OP
EQUALIZATION.

Notice i hereby given that the Board Of
1N County Commissioners Of Saline County.
Kansas, will meet a. a Board or Equalization
at the ONCE Of the County Clerk In Salina
In said county. onthe hrsf Monday in June
being the 6th day Of said monthl 4. ID. lss7,
at which time and place all errOrs In assess-
ments will be corrected aud relief granted ~
Justice and equity may demand. Amer the
adjournment Of said Board no abatement
will be allowed.
In witness whereof have herelntD set my
hand and afflxed my oficial seal this 18th
day OF April A. D., lSs7.
lSEAL-i JOSEPH SARGENT, County Clerk